Linux command
dmitry 命令
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常用示例
Perform whois lookup
dmitry -w [domain.com]
Get netcraft info
dmitry -n [domain.com]
Search for subdomains
dmitry -s [domain.com]
Search for email
dmitry -e [domain.com]
Perform TCP port
dmitry -p [domain.com]
Port scan with banner
dmitry -pb [domain.com]
Run all information
dmitry -winsepo [output.txt] [domain.com]
说明
dmitry (Deepmagic Information Gathering Tool) is a UNIX command-line application for information gathering during penetration testing. It collects data about a host through various passive and active techniques. The tool combines multiple reconnaissance functions: whois lookups, Netcraft queries, subdomain enumeration, email harvesting, and TCP port scanning. Results can be consolidated into a single report file. dmitry is designed for the information gathering phase of security assessments, helping testers understand the target environment before more active testing.
参数
- -w
- Perform whois lookup.
- -n
- Retrieve Netcraft information.
- -s
- Search for subdomains.
- -e
- Search for email addresses.
- -p
- Perform TCP port scan.
- -b
- Read banner from discovered ports (requires -p).
- -f
- Report filtered ports (requires -p).
- -t _SECONDS_
- Set TTL for the portscan module (default 2 seconds).
- -o _FILE_
- Save output to file.
- -i
- Perform Internet number whois lookup.
- -h
- Display help information.
FAQ
What is the dmitry command used for?
dmitry (Deepmagic Information Gathering Tool) is a UNIX command-line application for information gathering during penetration testing. It collects data about a host through various passive and active techniques. The tool combines multiple reconnaissance functions: whois lookups, Netcraft queries, subdomain enumeration, email harvesting, and TCP port scanning. Results can be consolidated into a single report file. dmitry is designed for the information gathering phase of security assessments, helping testers understand the target environment before more active testing.
How do I run a basic dmitry example?
Run `dmitry -w [domain.com]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -w do in dmitry?
Perform whois lookup.